Right to remain silent in india

Your wife - and you - obviously know who is right. Your wife clearly says she has no evidence so she lied in the suit - you should take advantage of this. It seems both you and your wife are confused on what impotency exactly is !

As the name says, any witness must have " witnessed" the events. Your mother can not be a proper witness anyway . Else only an accused has the right to remain silent - see Article 20 of the constitution. The competency of the witness is a matter for the Court to decide.

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Dear Sir,

Thank you very much for your kind answers. I have to protect my mother in the court. If she does not wish to speak if called  upon,  then she has to say  " I invoke article 20 of the Indian constitution and hence there by decline to answer the question" 

If above saying is correct then please answer in affirmative. Otherwise Please give the right  version. That will be of great help. 

Sincerely 

parthodaskhan

Even if mother is a witness she has right to be silent none can force her. 

Impotency is to be proved by medical profession not by your mother; if not  proved your impotency her case just falls;

Find out what is the real cause you may know, as you are her husband, may be she avoided telling the court by her petition .

so u both can easily cure your issues out of court. Try that i am sure you both can succeed meaningfully i believe!